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Managing Editor William R. Toler is an award-winning writer and photographer with experience in print, television and online media.

Robert Lee, owner of Rockingham Guns and Ammo, surveys his shop after it was flooded two consecutive nights after Hurricane Florence. His store has been flooded five times in 15 years.

Rockingham Businesses Flood Twice Following Florence

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Aside from being washed out, there was a waterline break on Nicholson Road on Monday after Hurricane Florence soaked the Carolinas.

WRIGHT: Richmond County Weathers Florence Through Prayer and Planning

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Blewett Falls Road was covered by murky, brown water late Monday morning following days of rain from what remained of Hurricane Florence.

Some Richmond County Roads Still Impassable Following Florence

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A section of Greene Street was closed Friday afternoon after a small tree fell across power and utility lines.

Wind from Florence Downs Trees, Power Lines Across Richmond County

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Two green cots sit between locker rows the shelter set up at Richmond Senior High School late Thursday. As of 9 p.m., the shelter was nearly at half-capacity.

48 Flock to Richmond Senior High School to take Shelter from...

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A bag of sand sits on the floor of Derby's Tailory to guard against the building being flooded during Hurricane Florence.

Rockingham Business Owners Remember Hurricane Matthew, Prepare for Florence Flooding

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Hitchcock Creek flows just inches below the first bridge at the Steele Street Greenway on Thursday prior to Hurricane Florence. The National Weather Service predicts 8-12 inches of rainfall in Richmond County.

Richmond County Under Tropical Storm Warning, Flash Flood Watch

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Betty Lynn Warnock, Carla Liles, Christian Liles, and Tony "the Habitat Construction Dude" Laird Begin Work on Women Build Project in Hamlet

Work Begins on Habitat Home in Hamlet

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The Richmond Observer will be moving into the former CommunityOne Bank building after the Rockingham City Council approved the purchase Tuesday.

Rockingham Council Approves Bid for Bank Building

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Bigfoot Statue in Troy, Montgomery County

Bigfoot in North Carolina: Sightings Abound in the Tar Heel State

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